d with ordi-nary hog-hair oil-painting brushes, solidly andfreely, the brushes being used somewhat firmly soas to roughen the wet face of the paper. Thedrawing was kept moist meanwhile by the blotting-paper, and the various touches of colour conse-quently took their places on the surface… … 7f Afj. Mcupcs Japanese Draiviiigs been to give to these drawings by Mr. Menpes acharacter which is certainly agreeable, and onethat goes a long way to satisfy the intention of theartist. The roughening of the surface of the paperby his manner of using the hog-hair brushes, granu-lates the…
Art · Decoration and ornament
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